SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Bidding is now open on the January collection of Collector’s Elite Auctions, featuring a remarkable selection of rare and historically significant firearms. Bids are now being taken and the auctions will conclude on the evening of January 26, 2025.

Leading this month's collection is the Colt Thompson Model of 1921, famously associated with the "Bloody Williamson" period in Southern Illinois. This fully automatic, Class III firearm is a testament to early 20th-century craftsmanship and law enforcement history. Presented by premier seller Bryant Ridge, the Thompson 1921 includes memorabilia and news clippings documenting the history of this exceptional item.

Collectors and enthusiasts can view this exceptional piece at the 2025 SHOT Show, in the GunBroker booth (No. 10351).

Next up we feature a 1966 Colt National Match .45 ACP 5" Pre-70 Series: A rare and desirable pre-70 series semi-automatic pistol, renowned for its precision and collectibility.

Film buffs and tactical shooters alike will appreciate the Benelli M2 12ga Taran Tactical Custom "John Wick 3" Edition: A custom semi-automatic shotgun, identical to the one featured in "John Wick 3," offering both functionality and cinematic appeal.

Antique collectors can purchase a Swedish Percussion Rifle, circa 1700 by Master Blacksmith Peter Starbvs: An antique firearm crafted in the 18th century, showcasing the artistry of the master blacksmith.

Each item in this curated collection has been meticulously selected for its historical significance, rarity, and condition, providing collectors with unparalleled opportunities to acquire unique pieces.

Interested parties are encouraged to place their bids early, as competition is expected to be robust. To explore the full catalog and participate in the auction, visit CollectorsEliteAuctions.com.